THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., APRIL 4, 1901,
CORRESPONDENTY
DEPARTMENT
Happenings About Centre County
Briefly Told by
A CORPS OF ABLE WRITERS
Brush Valley
Sorry
G. E. Wise has moved away.
to lose a good neighbor,
Some few nights ago some of the boys |
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on the way home from the society used
some bad words among the ladies. Be-
ware boys, If you continue it will be
stopped by course of law,
J. S. Hoy and F, P,
set out a lot of peach trees this spring;
that's a good idea, some more will follow
Our Alert Correspondents Note Many | Ben. Limbert has put out a few hundred,
Important Events in Different Lo
calities—What is Transpiring—Is
Your Section Represented ?
Unionville.
Much to the joy of young America, our
schools will close this week
Miss Mary E. Greist returned from
Philadelphia a few days ago, where she
had been visiting friends for the last six
or seven weeks. Shethinks Pailadelphia
is so much like Unionville —so home-like,
such a hustle and
just like our city
hustle on the els,
Saturday
has been
for a
Boaz Musser came home on
from West Virginia, where he
engaged as cook in a lumber camj
long time. He will return in a few days
William Sommers, fireman at th
tort hire
home on
William
ing afflicted with k
an nt
duty’ for a time
The tal
also came
lav
birt w
rick JTRS
Saturday to
looks somewh
1
ex! as to com
Satur
mile or
to see hin
s like
him
tremely
don’t I
An orator
was held u
place last
auspices of the
ants were Misses
Weaver Maud J
wood, W fred S
son and Mr
The t
Moshannon.
Miss Maude (
Pine Glen ast
Mrs Lizzie
owes
Friday
Mrs.
Rosa,
after
Wil
Mrs
of her son,
week
maae
Sophia
returned
an extende
week
: , ast
Miss Mande Rankin has been
sick list again
Miss Lida Smith, Shoe
siress, was working at her trade
town, a few days last week
on
Snow SCA
The milliner is again at work, after a
few weeks vacation, and ready for spring
trade.
Arthur Yaudes, moved
place to Howard, this week
Wolfs Store,
Moving is a thing of the past,
everybody is now busy doing spring
work. Farmers are repairing fences
cutting cord wood and hauling manure,
while the women are cleaning yards and
looking up dandelion patches,
Merchant Chas. Freeby arrived this
week and is getting things in good shape
Ina few days the store room will be
filled with goods that are daily needed
by our people
from this
and
Our sick are fast recovering
We understand that the schedule time
of our mail route is to change Out
mail now arrives at 12 o'clock noon, and
if a change would take effect we would
receive our mall io the evening again
Everybody favors the noon mall and we
hope some of our influential business
men will take the matter in hand and
try and have our mail arrive at the time
itdoes now,
Allen Gilbert is off ou a wedding trip
to Berks county
A Preventive of Pneumonia
Owing to the prevalence of colds and
grip there have been many cases of pneu.
monia during the past few months
It has been observed, however, that
the grip never results in pneumonia
when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
used. Among the tens of thousands who
used that remedy during the prevalence |
of grip in the past ten years not one case |
has been reported that did not recover,
which shows that remedy to be a certain
preventive of pneumonia and unequalled
they will soon bear
William Glunty made another trip to
Woodward last Saturday and came back
on Sanday all smiles
Hannah.
Mud is all the go, in this locality, at
present,
The P. R. R. Co. are repairing the cul- |
vert near the station, at this place.
Mich. Richards had quite a time kill-
|ing a bear, the other day, at a public
| sale
Duck are going to |
We still have large snow drifts along
4 ¥
{ our highways.
Last week, Mr. Editor, you had in
“fact, fun and fancy column’ that
It's pretty hard to ask for a daughter's
band and get a father's Some
thing like that happened wav down the
but not the father’s
on
your
foot.”
va some time ayo,
the shepher
cy
foot alone,
him
| dog Was set
1d mother L
alo
Mi Limbe
ire improvi
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold.
A ) ‘ la
y use
hI had
feyman
Balm, whi
wih Jer
of this Remedy
afier using
cured-—-Sa1
or
Green's Pharmacy
Nittany.
We ate sorry to part with some of our
old neighbors and friends We wish to
extend a hearty welcome to all our new
neighbors
You can hear the merry
bell, rang by W. Mauk,
every Saturday Do
beef?
A. A. Pletcher was
Friday last
Miss Grace McCiintick, from Lamar,
called on her friend, Mittie Winkleman,
who is still sick in
W. E. Shaffer
Saturday
Miss Bessie Pifer, of Birmingham, has
been spending several days at this place,
the guest of Mittie Winkleman,
We are sorry to state that Mr. Shaffer
is not so well, at this writing : we hope
he will soon get well
Mr. and Mrs. I. 8. Frain, of Walker,
were to this place on Sunday to attend
church A new preacher most always
draws a crowd
On Wednesday
five.months old
jing'e of the
through here
You want any
to
Bellefonte, on
bed
was to Bellefonte on
morning, the 27, the
baby of Mr, and Mrs
Will Nieghart, died at the home of Herth
Niegharts, at this place Interment
Friday morning, at Saydertown ceme-
tery.
Wednesday
Weaver, widow
formerly of Penns
evening, the 27, Mrs,
of George Weaver,
valley, died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Irwin
Winkleman, at this place. Interment on
Saturday forenoon in the Union ceme.
tery, at Farmers Mills. Infirmities of
old age was the cause of death,
Notice to Farmers,
On and after December 15th we will
not take any kind of grain on store at |
our mill, We will, however, be in the
| market for cash grain constantly and
Ex-sheriff Cronister passed through
this place, last Friday, on his way to
Miles Hoover's sale; be a little careful,
Sheriff, that you don't get lost in our
town--we mean in the mud
well this
Grain looking spring,
through this section,
Mr. Guyer, of
fortune to fall ioto the
recently, We fear some of our people
will be drowned vet, if they ain't more
careful, as Mr, G. fell in clear up to the
ankles
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had the mis
creek one day
Fowler,
“*Squire’
at David Beck
got along alright,
good bellows I'he
been previously engaged, was
“whats
Patton acted as auctioneer,
; he
is blessed with a
who had
present,
good
sale, last Saturday ;
r he
auctioneer
but had gotten too much of
for what ails you
Jimmy taken our advice; we
believe it been back to see the
young ed him to look
Hend
Huey
na short tie
* you a ful
neighborhood
Next we w
r wmovings |
The been a
round this spring
Reuben (
week
this
big
re has of changing
rust transacte
Bellefonte ast Monday
Mrs. Sarah Fogelman
started to Aaronsburg on
her Kate
has been sick for sometime
on
0 visit
Spring has opened up and the farmers
are plowing and getting ready for the
spring crop, and the women are telling
the men that they can dig a little garden
while the teams are resting —no rest for
the wicked
How's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Care
F.J.CHENEY & CO, Props
We the undersigned have known F. J
ney for the last 15 years, and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially sble to earry out any obliga
tions made by their irm
West & Truax, Wholesale
do 0
WaLbisa, Kixxax & Manviw,
Drugeists, Toledo, O
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. aet
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system Price, 75. per bottle
Sold by all druggists Testimonials free
Hall's Family Pills are the best
Penn Hall.
An Easter service entitled, “In Joseph's
Garden," will be rendered in the Luth-
eran church on Saturday evening, the
6th inst, Every effort will be put forth
to make this a brilliant affair,
The remains of Mrs, John Leitzell, of
lewishurg, were interred in the Green
Grove cemetery, on Thursday morning
The funeral services were largely attend
ed. The deceased was a daughter of
William Fiedler, Sr., of Green Grove.
She leaves a husband and three children
to mourn her loss—one son and two
daughters, Her husband is a son of
Samuel Leitzell, of Jersey Shore, and is
employed as hostler at the round house
at Lewisburg
One of our neighbor “Tinker's"” cows
was so unlortunate as to, by mistake,
swallow Jan of Henry Moyer's saw.
buck, and died.
C. B. Zeigler made a business trip to
| Centre Hall on Saturday,
Toledo, O
Che
Druggists, Tole
Wholesale
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Boalsburg.
Miss Bessie Searson, of Linden Hall,
Fairbrook.
The movings are about all over for this
spent Sunday with her friend, Miss Mary spring.
Reish.
An Easter praise service will be held in
the Reformed church on Easter evening
April 7th
Our friend, D. G. of Lemont, took his
position as head manager on one of the
farms east of our city, on the first,
If some of our young men and boys
would spend more time at home instead
of at the “club”, as it is ealled, it would
be better for them. If them
knew how
by their parents, sisters and friends, they
would at once take this advice
Fred Meyer, of Fairbrook, spent last
Saturday at the home of his brother,
Wesley Meyer,
Thomas Riley, wife and grand daugh
ter, Miss Katie Weber, spent last Satur
day visiting friends in Lemont
some of
moved in
farm,
Oo Thursday Edward Lucas
to the tenant hquse on Dr. Kents
near Linden Hall,
Miss Jennie Hunter has
to her bed for the last few
threatened attack of pneumonia
of
Hoye
the
vd Fry ne
seen in
week
town
Frank and Daniel
were
een in. our
her, who has been
ce year nih
busy from morn
uck at the Spe
of the law m
trout sireams
y on Sundays
of High
home run
Saturday
Highvalley Journal can give
imonials as to the effects of some
K.eq
ight
Snyder,
his
on
ucing
own
[salah Walter expects to visit |
field county, in the near fut,
R. F. Vonada and family,
Pa., arrived in our town
evening They will make
home here.
ire
of Reading,
on Monday
their future
John Rider says “lour snows back, yet,
before summer.”
Bicyclers should not forget to call on
N. D. Hosterman when their wheels need
repairing ; he will do them up at short
notice,
Miss Bessie Meyer, one of our bright
young ladies, will spend some of her
time behind the countersof T. F. Meyer's
store at Aarousburg—Charley says he
will help sometimes,
Theo, G. Hosterman visited some of
our eastern cities on Saturday, returning
home on Monday.
| Several
many prayers are offered up |
John Gummo, one of Capt. Kepler's
| hands, is improving from a severe spell
of pneumonia.
young men from
came over this week, to where they
work on farms this summer
J. F. Myers, of this place, attended the
Walker moving on Thursday, from Pine
Grove Mills Lo Spring Mills,
Our friend, A. L
preparation to attend school
Stone valley
will
Bowersox, 18 maki
this sump
convene at
10 15th, In
The Lutheran synod will
Pine Grove M) May 13th
the Lutheran church
If Jere Roth's
have passed and become a law,
would
int
among
wou
there be a scramble women
those under the age of forty, as any apph
cant for license fag
would have to za
=y a
illars
over years
of one bundre«
for the support
gone
ug
sou have
has purchased the grocer
Brown, on Main street, He isa
hustler and the public will be well served
Brown has hired with an Egyptian Spice
Co
Miss Emma Poorman, one of the a
tresses in the Yarnell Comedy Company,
met with a painful accident during their
recent performances, at Roland
It is 100 bad that Chester shaved off his
mustache to attend the Pleasant Valley
night school, only to find that Sam
Williams holds his position, that is when
be don't hold the school marm
Miss Maude Fetzer and ber friend,
Miss Poorman, left last Tuesday for an
extended visit to Lock Haven and Jersey
Shore It is whispered around that
Claude went along
nfer »
Sore I.un gs
mean weakened
lungs — all
caused by a cold and cough.
Weak lungs sooner or lates
mean consumption,
Shiloh’s
Consumption
Cure
will heal and strengthen the
lungs, cure cold and stop the
cough,
fhfloh's Consumption Cure Is sold by all
druggists at 28ec, 60c, 81.00 a hottle, A
printed guarantees goes with every bottle,
If you are not satisfied go to your druggist
and get your money haeok,
Write for or .
oul
Wells & N.Y.
Zz,
He" BELLEFONTE PA
entre Hall.
Centre
home
Hardware men
f starting u again Sorry
our { ! will not put
bailding saite tr a hardware
Lion
that
up a
slore
men Of ¢
Cheap and Reliable Insurance
"Some years ago when troubled witha
ball cold I was advised by a prominent
merchant here to try Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and having dove so, |
can say it is the best cough medicine I
ever used," says M. S West, of West
Burlington, N. Y “We have for some
years kept a bottie of this remedy in the
bouse as an insurance agamnst coughs,
cold and croup, and it bas never failed
to effect a promot and permanent
cure.” For sale by Green's Pharmacy.
Any one can Tell
The man or woman with an
fidgety movements, fail-
ing memory and lack of concentration is
suffering from crippled nerves,
lines of care, the palid checks, the wasting
flesh, the dark circles under the eyes tell
of the worry, the pain,
. ates
temper, restless,
all too plainly
the loss of sle ep and disturbed digestion,
that break down the nervous forces and
For quick and
consume the vital power.
sure relief nothing equals
irritable
The
could scarcely
ounds.
BR |
Use d
health.”
I" “Nervous prostration broke my health
down completely, My mind became con-
fused and my stomach was so weak |
retain the lightest gruel.
For months | did not get a night's sleep
and run-down in flesh from 135 to 99
I'he
wrought sleep, and when I had
six bottles I found myself in perfect
Mgs. W. H. BLakemax,
Miles’
first dose of Dr.
Phaenix, N. Y.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine.
It relieves the pain, quiets the irritation, strengthens the overtaxed and weak digestion
and feeds the worn-out brain and the wasted nerves. Try a bottle to-day.
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
This signature Is on every box of the genuine |
Laxative fie wis | Sold by all d i5k8 Of 4
the remedy that euros a cold in one day
as a cure for colds and grip. For sale |
will pay the highest prices,
by Green's Pharmacy.
so-tf ProxNix Mine Co.